I am fairly new to the Microsoft experience, but was wondering if the DLLs have to be C# or can they be VB to use in Warewolf? Can I create objects in the DLL and access them from Warewolf ?

Hi,

I have downloaded the source code and currently have the server and studio running in visual studio. The problem I am having is that the studio can't find the server and throws an error. Do you have any advise to over come this issue.

Regards
Wayde

I read that you use SignalR for communication between the server and studio. Are there any plans on using SignalR to create a Client Connector+Source Tool so that we can push content to or message connected client apps?

>Garrett

After reading about how the Datalist caters to recursive evaluation I thought this was interesting and wanted to try it out.
From the technical documentation page:
"i.e. [[hello[[world]]]] would be recursively evaluated as [[hellobob]] where [[world]] had the value of “bob” and then [[hellobob]] as “my name is bob” where [[hellobob]] had the value “my name is bob” stored in it.

I decided to test this out myself. I created a variable [[hellobob]] and assigned the string "my name is bob" Then I created a variable [[world]] and assigned "bob". Finally I created a variable [[result]] and assigned [[hello[[world]]]]. To my disappointment I received a parse error.

I went back and added the variable [[hello]] and assigned "hello"
And then changed my assignment of [[result]] to [[[[hello]][[world]]]]
This produced the expected result. In the debug window it read my assignment as Variable [[result]] = New Value [[hellobob]] with the string "my name is bob" as its value.

I don't know if this is technically a bug since it did behave in a recursive manner when I tried the second time, but perhaps the documentation is wrong. When I set [[result]] to [[hello [[world]]]] It returned [[hello bob]] an unassigned variable. But with no space there, [[hello[[world]]]] results in a parse error.

It would be great to get native support of wcf services that haven't got WebGet mapping

I am considering moving from a service-to-service architecture to Warewolf ESB middleware and are researching some of the requirements I need. One of those are the possibility to get a header value from the HTTP POST request to the Warewolf Web Service and put it in a variable so I can make orchestration decisions based on it. One example would be to make a decision whether an POST-request with a CSV-file should be a merge bulk import or an overwrite bulk import, with different rules applying to each decision.

How would I do something like that in Warewolf?